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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
SIR CHARLES UPPER
He is Interviewed at His Home o.
Fisheries Question.

.
WINNIrEo, Man, Dec. l5.-Sir d W.
Upper, Canada's representative in ~
fisheries negotiations, arrived here from
Washington yesterday 10 visit memberso 81
his family. He declined to say anything
specific about the state of affairs, but sid:
awe have had number of very interd =.
ing meetings, and the fact that we nd
adjourned until January shows that x
still hope 10 arrive al satisfactory conclt
sion. ] am not without hope that we shan
reach settlement advantageous and
honorable to all parties concerned" Sill
Charles declined to express an opinion as
to tho effect ON the commercial union
movement OF President Cleveland's mes
sage, as to do so would be improper in
view OF his official position. Personally, ha
had always favored reciprocity, and he
thought the treaty of 1854 was satisfactory
TO Canadians generally, and that its tcrni-
nation in 1866 was unfortunate for both
countries. lie looked forward to CLOSET
commercial relations at no distant day. liz
thought the utteranccs OF the President
Secretary Fairchild and Speaker Carlisle
indicated an enlargement OF the free list To
include numerous raw materials. Thiz
would incidentally be beneficial to Canada,
which exports raw products to the United
States TO considerable quantities. There
is q statute authorizing the governor
general to reduce or remove duties on a
large number OF natural products of the
United States whenever the United States
reduces or abrogates the duty on similar
products OF Canada. The power is discrc.
tonary, but there is no doubt that the
governor general aud council would exer,
else it Whenever an opportunity was af'
| forded.
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nor
1888.
1888.

THE APPEAL Is a Democratic paper.
n iodclcs Democratic doctrines.
HSppots Democratic men.
HagTorts Democratic measures.
Us influence is dcro,od 10 he uldinlendnc: of
@e aRImocy Of The Democratic pariy-'ooal.
STATE and NotiOUdi.
n knors no oduS, no mralrs, bd hdi %
justice and rigRi-ihc wH Of ne majority.
Hhas for Jorig-san yous fought for he t'i-
wph Of Democratic principles, aud IN NE
future pU tycr he IN hc hictoa Of he fray.
eager. fculous, wdiclyha for DC intaeNs q all
hepWlc.
H&Jairly untitled 70 dc support Of southern
wddes and business men everywhere.
RS issued erry day in he yadr. and is re-
oltc wih he current nans Of ne day gathered
By telegraph and oaLle IRON al parts Of he
,norld
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IN SOCIETY.
Brilliant Gathering OF Beaux nnd Bellies
at Maj. Thornton's.

Brilliant Gathering OF Beaux nnd Beles
at Maj. Thornton's.
For the past three weeks society people
have INDUCED in variety Of unique and
handsome entertainments, but they were
not 40 surfeited as to fail TO accept the in
vitations extended by Mr.. and Mrs. l. j.
Thornton last evening, on the occasion OF
the debut OF their daughter, Miss
Clyde. Miss Thornton is one OF the
bright and charming young debutantes
that have added 80 much TO society circles
this season. She wore an elegant costume
CT white corded silk, with silver tulle drap-
cries and flowers, and was assisted by
Misses Mary Mallory and Ida Bruce in re-
ceiying the large number OF guests. The
entire house was thrown open, and
prettily decorated with eyergrecns and
cut flowers. The dancing-roon, with its
polished inlaid floor, was the scene of gay
city the entire evening. Supper was served
on tho upper floor, and was rs dainty us it
was refreshing. Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
were the ideal host and hostess, and put
their guests at ease. Among the many
invitations issued, the following persons
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Alabama prohib,,ioai.,s.

MoSTooNKRY, Ala, Dec. l5.-The Aid
hama State Prohibition convention Inel
here today. Delegates to tho national Con-
vention wcre chosen M follows II. @. Or,
Il. A. Parker, l.. I. Written, NV. Henry,
T. J. Tyler, J. +. Glascoo. L. q. Coulson,
q. A. Loitcn. J. A. Anderson, s. II. Dillons
q. r. Keys. J. y. Goldman, y. A. Stone.
Y. N. Pueblo, j. +. Tanner, J. w. Coopcr.
J. u. Gerald, g. l.. Harwcll, J. II. ADdcr-
son and J. G. Wall. Tho attendance va
small. Resolutions were adopted favorinG
Clinton u. Fisk, Of New Jersey, for Pra-
dent, and J. T. Tanner. OF Alabama, IA
Vice President.
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Emma abbotf.

The sale Of seats for tho Abbott engage
ment at the thealer next week is pro-
guessing iayonbly. Maphetti's beautiful
love lyric "Ruy Blas" will b. the opening
attraction. II abounds in fine music aud
contains many attractive numbers, espe-
cially In the famous love duct, tho great
trio and the finale oi the second act. The
chorus is stronger this season than ever
before aud the orchestra has been selected
with care. The repertoire selected for the
weeks entertainment should command
large public patronage. Thccompsny was
never In better condition for an opera sea.
9au
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Dccntnr,- ArauIsIi,en.

Special Dispatch 70 the Appeal.
DECATUR, Ala, Dec. i5.-Laiest advice
from New York prove the truihiulness Of
the assertion that the great car works Of the
United States Rolling Stock company a
Urbana, O., will bc removed 10 Decatur.
Admission has claimed this enterprise. but
there IL no foundation for her claims
Theirs can be no further question on tho
point. The south N 10 DO congratulated
on the acquisition Of such an enterprise. -
Il proves that her boom has a solid founda-
Hon
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TnE MELKLY ArPEAI.

The WEEKLY APPEAL ia oomp1,d.
am otto nc'us Of scpa daily APPEALS. M
agricultural department is prepared Nth gnoi
care. II ooniainS complete martd reports. The
year 1888 uN b full Of imPorip'I political
aynts and he WEEKLY APPEAL vii hap
Va readers Giiy informed Of them.
The pricc Of d,e WEEKLY APPEAL 10
only 81 a gar. Hhas no superior.
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NASHVILLE STAKES.
Announcement Made OF Them yester-
day.


day.
Special Dispatch TO tho Appeal
NAsityILig, Tenn, Dec. l5.--The stakes
OF the Nashville spring meeting were an
nounccd today. They are as follows Jay
Leaf stakes, for two year old FLIES, $500
added; four furlongs.
West Side stakes, for four year colts, $500
added; five iurlongs.
Trial stakes, for colts and FLIES two years
old, 81 900 added; Eve furlongs
Troubadour stakes, for all ages, 81 900
added; nine furlongs.
The Frceland prize, handicap sweep
stake. for all agrs, ~ 900 added; mile and
n quarter.
Lawyer stakes, for colts and FLIES three
yean old, 81 800 added; mile and quarter.
The 5000 sweepstakes for three year
old colts OF 1886, 5000 added; mile aud q
quarter.
Fost stakes. handicap Tor all ages, 5. 600
added; mile and an eighth.
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i.MR. fosrEn, president Of tho Republican
club at New York. remarked yesterday 10
the National Convention Of Clubs 1--WE
purpose b. cnanise, to 90 out and beyond
'he individual, in order that we may work
ior some end and some principle higher
and broader than the single man, ior hc
who Is selashly working for himself j. o.
danger 10 be avoided" This sccmS Ia
shui Oh, Dir. Blaine and Mr.. Sherman. ior
he'u, In ille history Of this Republic, tNo
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ishness for flrt place in the Derby, but
obtained second easily, Joey BIS record
this season hasIl,9n very brilliant, having
won previously Tho Eastern Derby, and
would have won y ftcrday had it not been
for irolicsomcncss which was probably
begoten by over confidence. lie was adj
mitted 10 DO tho better dog.
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son and Monroe and Main and Second
streets, between 10 and l2 o'clock, he was
knocked down and his pocket cut and
robbed Of 81 or So, double-case gold
watch, with u heavy curl chain attached;
also black derby hat, with "0hicago
Clearinghouse branded on the lining
The number OF the watch begins with 81.
Moorehead is stopping at the Green Tree
house. There is no clew to the robbers.
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Mnrnea b, smnhe-

Al ls.i5 O'Clock last night n heavy vol.
umo Of smoke was seen Issuing irom the
cellar II Brvoks. Nicely 4 Co.'S store on
Shelby. near Gayoso stccL An alarm
was turned In from box ~, TO which the
cntirc department responded. The fire.
men found the flooring IN blaSc, but n
str,am fro,n the Iabcock sron cNlinguishcd
a. Damage light. Tho iiro worked itself
through the wall from gate In the store
81 Porter a Masrca.
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NASHVILLE wEpprNa.
Brilliant Nuptlals OF tho Hon. Johr
Allison and Miss Vaughn.

Brilliant Nuptials OF tho Hon. John
Allison and Miss Vaughn.
spcial dispatch 10 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. II. The Fint
Presbyterian church was crowded this
afternoon ut O'Clock with tho many
friends who camc TO witness the marriage
OF Secretary of State John Allison and Miss
sadie Vaughn, the youngest daughter Of
Hon. Michael Vaughn, Of this city. The
ushcrs were A. w. Willis, II. NJ. Drake,
$. A. Champion. Robert lea, +. l.. Pick
anl, h. II. Allen. John NJ. Thompson. The
attendants were Miss Mamie Vaughn aud
Mr.. VIM. Birouch, Of ST. Louis: Miss jay
Lindsey and Mr.. Robert Vaughn, Miss
Anna Gillespie and Mr.. Thomas Farmer;
Miss Sadie Calender and Mr.. Knox Hume,
Miss Ella kirkman and Mr.. Matt Gardner,
Miss Quccnic Woods and Mr. Charles u.
Porter. Miss Mamie Baxter and Mr.. NJ. +.
House, Miss Mary Ewing and Mr.. q. J.
Walsh, Miss Mamie johnson AMI Mr.. Da-
vid Vaughn, Miss Annie Gillespie and
Jugc g. \. Ridley.
The church WIS beautifully decorated.
The Rev. Jcrc Wiiherpcon performed the
ceremony. after which there was rccep-
ton at Mrs. Gillcspic's, on Cedar street.
The bridal party then attended = reception
giycu by Mis- Eyalina Dcbow nj the rrsi-
dcncc ~ rr. W l.. Nichol, complimentary
o. Miss Wclborne. Of Memphis. AZ 1880
O'Clock Mr.. aud Ms. Allsnn lett GA an
extended hritlsi tour of eastern cities.
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A Card OF Thanks.


To MY Memphis fficndS
Ladies and Gentlemcn--Ih recent tes-
timonial concert given me by you prompts
me TO write this card Of thanks. This OK.
preston Of your confidence and esteem
arouses within me feelings that can not
express In words. Such manifestation Of
unscldsh kindness on your part makes life
still brighter and swccter 10 me. While |
appreciate the substantial aid thus derived,
vet this is naught when compared with
the estimate which | place upon your dis.
interested friendship. To the ladies' and
gentlemen who contributed 10 the success
OF the concert, and 10 the public that 20
generously patronizcd II, hereby tender
pruioundest thanks, and in conclusion
would make special mention Of the kind
ness and mid extended by the city press,
and also OF the valuable present made me
by my friends and pupils rs considerations
that elicit my earnest gratitude. Very
sincerely, MoRsE 5. Dowss.
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PHEaBENr CLEVELAND aud his Cabinet
took cccss yesterday in receive Esmondc
Hnd 0'Connor, the Irish patriots II was
avery graceful act. It will probably give
rs much oiIcnso TO Mr.. blaine as dill tho
Presidents message.
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AnOur OWNERSnIP 0P mEALrM

INV w affHffHfNff VT W NHaNNH Y ~
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott, who Is Just
now occupying the pulpit Of Plymouth
church, npoklyp, asa temporary supply
In placc Of the lamcnlcd Dccchcr, In a scr.
mon which hc preached last Sunday, taxi.
ing Tor his text tho anogan, assumption Of
NcbuchadneUar. ~ Daniel tells u, that he
had built grca, Babylon, asked;
l. thew nothing Of ui. S,bachadnessar spirit
shown In ~ AZ individuals Va. DOT the msn II
great wealth looked upon n and frririod Il =. M.
ovn and ot hia own errniion3 Thew 4 10 such
thing ~ individual inheritance. No man uvn, auy
position u ha ucallh, DuHng the lat c-niury thl,
country has grown irum iLsn.ep 10 OgoGo
How and Why has n - gniNni Rccsuso. partly
w hsvc dnE GATED mlng irasuNs that have LAID
them iur ocntuics Bot w did not put that utaiih
th..ru. Ne only found Il there To whom doe, that
wralth prlonr ,n HIN Who found Il thcfr 90 81
him wba pm, Il lhcIci REORGANIZATION Of all value
l. uatuw sumo oi our wrsiih tomcs frum human
ac,i,l,y. Int not irom any Individual rcron No
one man siandcci alonr. let tho noble haftor 81
Ncw 1VrN D. choN,,i up and u I. In greai danger
Of b,.ur snd vhst bocotacs ul our
war; hous~ II our DORIS and our
shiTs' No man makss wealth himself he l. shly
part Of n concentration Of men Who are mnkcn ~
wrath oui n their Uwn tn aud their own kn0pi.
c'lra THU. ian VIC are drawing wealth irom ne
past ~ hsiop stands teiorc NJ with Ia an umn.
lations Of c'Isfivnu' aud We caleb IT, Lessons
Tho now oi The past contnnea Il thcvipr made
the wealth NJ the ninclecah ccniufy. when
money 10 moi wealth al that Il can DO IL 10 ray Cor
t,r,iccs HIT yoa viii say this e socialism n II
vcre. M nhu has right W stand In this pulpit
! hnd dccline Ia say Anithiuv hat he thinks "a trc
Inventive u j. uupopular iaii tis b no, socialism
What socialism u d this "Ai property Il possessed
/ W he continually. and III properly bolong 10 Tie
community" Christianity has the doctrine that
! ali property bclong 10 0Oj. aud that The sdminls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16

TuE Taxing District Commissioner
should prohibit the sale Of cigarettes. or
cigar o. tobacco to minors. Thousands Of
little boys whose diapers are siill hanging
On the line. arr killing themselves smoking
cigarettes. II Is an abuse o. privilege for
dealers 10 encourage infants 70 their own
.l,@ifu,iion
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the Opera comi..e Fire.

Pans. Dec. lb.-The trial OF thepcsons
changed with the responsibility for tho fire
at the Opera Comique resulted today in
the sentence Of NJ, Caryalho, the manager
Of the thcaicr, 10 three months imprison.
ment aud 10 pay fine Of 700 francs. Fire
man Andrc wg scntcnccd 30 one months
Imprisonment. Az the Olhcrs who were
tried were acquitted.
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Ton WooiToLE, who killed nine Of his
family in Georgia last summer. WIS ycsier.
day found guilty and sentenced 10 BE-
hanged February 10 Tho jury was ont
only twenty minutes. !, Is pity that
Voolfolk has not as many lives as a cat,
that he might be hanged nine times.
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tue roni,r, rxh,.,,ion.

special hNpat'h W ihc AttFal
JAcgsoN, Tim. Dec. l5..-Thc attend.
ancc Mt ihc poultry md iat stock show was
larger today than any previous day. The
Interest ln the magnificent display Of iinc
birls is growing by the hour. Visitors
arr arriving on every incoming train. The
avarls viii bc announced tomorrow. The
exhibition continues until 10 O'Clock next
SATURDAY night.
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Mr.. rarderlY Impre,iss.

wILKsnARRR, Pa. Dec. lb-Mr fov-
dcrly's physician said at 7 o'clock this
evening that there was no truth In the re-
ports that Mr. Powderly was getting worse;
that lac was doing nicely and steadily inn
nrox'inQ
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No mIrEH proof could be given by the
French people Of their purpose to con-
scrvr the ircc, Republican form Of govern.
Iocn they now enjoy than the fact 81
their rejection Of NJ. Ferry, onr Of the
ablcs, Of their public men. But his
strength IN ability has been largely ncu.
tplircd 10y his Surroundings OF vcnaliiy
and cupidi,y and his associations with
stock jobbiS ousiing NJ. Grcyy because
Of the sins OF his soninlsw. they could
no, Afford to employ the intimate friend
and a-souiaic Of stock jobl,crS.
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lar our rich men 80 deep into their
pockets today when the collectors Tor the
Christmas charities fund shall call upon
them.
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SENATOR GroRaE yesterday introduced
Hills ior mn addition to the United States
building Ut Jackson, Miss, and for pub
10 building at vicksburg.
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Che Mfmphis appeal

FRIDAY. 80, DECEMBER 10. 1887
Ma LEso e. ilAHnls has l-ncn appointed travelling
representative u the ArHAi- and superintendent
a circulation.
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THH ARR ~ o-n D. iound ON hie nj Llnle.i ho.
i,i. 81 Louis. and Tinh Avenue hotel. Srv Yoil
Also ~ our os1'sfn oaio'. J. D. Van Dorrn. ssgnL
No II Trbua, bu!ld.ng. Sss YorE
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MR.. SOL COLEMAN.
Spontaneous Choice for the Board OF
Public Works Vacancy.

fuDnc WoiAe vacancy.
As Gen. u. =. Patterson has stated en-.
phatically that no would not bo candi.
date for reelection TO his present position
in the city board Of public works, that Of
flee Is open for candidates. An ArrEAL
reporter circulated among n number Of
lcadicg business mon Yesterday, 10 canvass
the matter. and found a sentiment almost
unanimous for Mr.. 81 Coleman. There
sccms Ia bc ga peculiar wisdom
In this spontaneous selection, as
MIR. Coleman belongs to class Of
respected citizens WIN seldom ask or care
for representation in government affairs.
az al others, he has made Mem
phis famous by tire systematic and stu
pcndous advertising oi his business. and
by the sagacity, honesty aud answering
integrity brought 10 bear IN the conduct Of
his business affairs. II Mr.. Coleman will
consent 10 make the race the man who
lcais him. should then be- any opposition,
will be hustler frum way back. lie II
popular with, and has the confidence Of all
glaSstss.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAkmECt1E. Dc. al AN
Per 1cun@s>c Warmer. hif weather
light 10 isv,h Variable s.nla
n Doe NlssisdPpl and i.ou.sisns Warner.
hlI weather. prcosisi ~ llshi rains IN the
r southern portion llsht " fresh nor,hctly
uindS bccuning Yansble
Poo Afkshaz wsnhof. fah w,athet llsht 10
flesh tarlale winds
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TnE indications arr that Oklahoma will
again become the lhcaicr u waf in tho
early spring.
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Marriage st Grenada.

sIccinl ni.I'ilch g. The Appeal.
GpKNtoA, Mss. Ice. is.-Mr. J. W..
Buchanan anil Mis- Manic Wood were
married. II tue fnNpytciian church here
Lass hight.
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,r,,.r. w,r,cr rrc,n,,,,.,..

A lighi-colorc'l o,crcos, aud pair Of
brown colon,d buckskin gloves wcrc stolen
from 4. u. Andrews, superintendent Of
vi lhc elevator, yesterday,
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"Ir Is mor blessed to give than 10 re-.
ceiye, saith scripture.
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U,o.. "a D.rn and Robbed.

J. W Moor'hcad, 81 Cairo, ILL.,, In
formed the police las, night tina, while
waikin. Through the alley between Aiadi'
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1T Is worth while to subscribe to fund
which may give some poor child glimpse
Of the Christmas bcalimdes
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SUBSCRIBE to the Christmas charities
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Local Meteorological Pres. Report.

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